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Metals & Mining · NSE: JINDALSTEL

JINDAL STEEL

Price as of 12 Nov 2026
1,163.10+0.12%

Q2 FY27 earnings call · Guided by management

Call held 23 Oct 2026 · Read the filing on NSEFiling

₹1,00,000​CrAnnual sales · per yearSharma · p. 3
65–70​%Captive share of coal requirement · Coal miningSharma · Q&A · p. 8
₹7,500–10,000​CrAnnual growth capex · annualModi · p. 6
11​million tonsSteel production · FY27Sharma · p. 3
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Share price

Results Q2 FY27, as filed · consolidated · ₹ Cr

Q2 FY27Q2 FY26YoYQ1 FY27QoQ
Revenue16,67911,686+42.7%15,482+7.7%
EBITDA2,5722,081+23.6%2,660-3.3%
EBITDA margin15.4%17.8%-239 bps17.2%-176 bps
PBTProfit before tax1,084982+10.4%1,205-10.0%
Net profit774638+21.3%845-8.3%
EPS (₹)7.616.28+21.2%8.34-8.8%

From the company's own results filing on NSE. Net profit is the owners' share. Growth and the dotted lines are worked out from the filed figures.

Guidance

Revenue · long termRs 1,00,000 CrCompany aims to reach Rs 1 lakh crore of sales a year
Capex · FY27Rs 1,228 CrCapex Rs 1,228 crore in Q2 and Rs 3,187 crore in H1
Capex · long termRs 7,500-10,000 CrFramework: annual growth capex Rs 7,500-10,000 crore, net debt/EBITDA below 1.5x
CapexRs 8,000-9,000 CrAbout Rs 8,000-9,000 crore left of Rs 47,000 crore capex plan, incl. DRI2
Capex95%Gasification plant built with over 95% Indian components

Flat mix may not reach 70-30; aim to maintain 65-35

V.R. Sharma · Managing Director · Q&A · p. 7
“So maybe not 70-30, but yes, we'll try to maintain 65-35 including plates.”

H2 aim of 6 million tons is net steel; gross steel may be about 11 million tons

V.R. Sharma · Managing Director · p. 3
“And the next, that is H2, we are aiming for 6 million tons. So, this is net steel, the gross steel may be about 11 million tons.”

Record production expected in Q3 ending December 2026

V.R. Sharma · Managing Director · p. 4
“So by and large, I would say that the company is in a very, very solid state, and we'll be making a record production in the Q3, which will be ending on December 2026.”

Q4 expected to surpass Q3 records

V.R. Sharma · Managing Director · p. 4
“Q4, we are further looking very positive, and we feel that we'll be surpassing the records what we are going to make in Q3.”

Coal mining: Aim to meet entire coal requirement from own mines next year, cost permitting

V.R. Sharma · Managing Director · Q&A · p. 8
“We'll be meeting out our entire requirement in the next year from our own coal mines and also depends upon the costing.”

More figures from the call

Company · Guidance
6​million tonsNet steel production · H2 FY27
“We have reached to a level of about 4.79 million tons in H1. And the next, that is H2, we are aiming for 6 million tons.”
V.R. Sharma · Managing Directorp. 3
Company · Guidance
65​%Flat products share of mix
“Though today also, we are at a level of about 60%-40%. Now we'll be reaching somewhere about 65%-35%, 65% flat products, including plates and 35% will be long products.”
V.R. Sharma · Managing Directorp. 5
Company · Guidance
3​million tonsQuarterly production · H2 FY27
“So, we are quite confident that we'll be in a position to achieve these 3 million tons per quarter.”
V.R. Sharma · Managing Director · Q&Ap. 6
Company · Guidance
0.96​million tons/monthMonthly production plan · H2 FY27
“To be very precise, the production planning is 0.96 million tons, that is, 960,000 tons per month.”
V.R. Sharma · Managing Director · Q&Ap. 6
Company · Guidance
9–9.5​lakh tons/monthMonthly saleable volume needed · remaining part of the year
“Second, at your run rate, which you are saying for achieving for the next quarter and the remaining part of the year for getting the lower end of the guidance, on the saleable basis, it should be 9 lakh tons to 9.5 lakh tons per month.”
Sandeep Modi · Chief Financial Officer · Q&Ap. 17
Angul · Capacity
10,000​tonnes/dayBlast furnace output
“The new blast furnace, which we installed last year, which has reached to a level of about 10,000 tons per day, which is in Angul.”
V.R. Sharma · Managing Directorp. 4

In short

  1. 01Management aims for about 11 million tons of production in FY27, as targeted earlier, after 4.79 million tons in H1.
  2. 02Q2 gross revenue was a record Rs 19,448 crore, up 44% Y-o-Y; adjusted EBITDA was Rs 2,504 crore, up 34%.
  3. 03Net debt fell to Rs 14,786 crore; net debt to EBITDA improved from 1.71x to 1.51x.
  4. 04FY27 capex guidance kept at Rs 7,500 to 10,000 crore; about Rs 8,000 to 9,000 crore of the Rs 47,000 crore plan is left.
  5. 05The 192 km slurry pipeline is commissioned and is expected to save Rs 700 per ton on freight.
  6. 06Coking coal costs are expected to rise by $20 to $25 per ton.
  7. 07The DRI plant, new gasifiers and new pellet plant are expected to be commissioned by June 2027.
  8. 08Flat products share is targeted at about 65%, with long products at 35%.

Capex

Capex guidance for this year kept at Rs 7,500 to 10,000 crore

Sandeep Modi · Chief Financial Officer · Q&A · p. 20
“But for this year, we continue to remain in the stated guidance of INR 7,500 crores to INR 10,000 crores.”

192 km slurry pipeline commissioned; commercial supplies in 2-3 days

V.R. Sharma · Managing Director · p. 5
“I'm also pleased to inform you that 192-kilometer-long slurry pipeline is already commissioned. The commercial supplies from Barbil to Angul will be starting, I think, in next 2-3 days' time.”

Slurry pipeline commercial production to start the next day

V.R. Sharma · Managing Director · Q&A · p. 12
“From tomorrow? Because tomorrow, we are going to start the commercial production.”

DRI: DRI plant to be commissioned in June 2027

V.R. Sharma · Managing Director · Q&A · p. 17
“The DRI plant will be commissioned again in June 2027. This has already come up.”

No new investment until capacity use nears 100%

V.R. Sharma · Managing Director · p. 20
“So, we don't want to invest money unless we reach to our 100% capacity utilization.”

Capacity

Angul: Blast furnace aimed at 10,500 t/day soon, 11,000 in November, 12,000 in December

V.R. Sharma · Managing Director · p. 4
“Hopefully, we will ramp it up in this particular month, say, today is 23rd, so I think in 7 days' time, we should reach to about 10,500 tons per day. And in November, we are aiming for 11,000 tons and then December 12,000 tons per day.”

Coal mining: Total captive coal mining capacity about 15 million tons

V.R. Sharma · Managing Director · Q&A · p. 8
“So together in Raigarh and Angul, we have total coal mining capacity about 15 million tons.”

Kasia mine: Kasia iron ore mine at 22,000 t/day, to be raised to 30,000 t/day

V.R. Sharma · Managing Director · Q&A · p. 8
“Kasia, I'll tell you first, Kasia, we are taking out 22,000 tons per day today, and we are going to bring it to a level of 30,000 tons per day.”

Coal gasification: 3 more gasifiers of 35,000 NM3/hour each, 105,000 NM3/hour in total

V.R. Sharma · Managing Director · Q&A · p. 18
“So, 3 more gasifiers, which is having capacity of 35,000 NM cube per hour each. That means 105,000 NM cube per hour that is being installed.”

Kasia mine: Kasia mine output could go to 50,000 tons per day if there is a shortage

V.R. Sharma · Managing Director · Q&A · p. 9
“If there is a shortage, we can do it 50,000 tons per day also. But we are meeting our requirements though OMC and NMDC also, they are supporting us.”

Segments

Plates: Plates output over 220,000 tons a month across both locations

V.R. Sharma · Managing Director · p. 7
“And today, we are undisputed leader in plates, selling plates to the country. We produce more than 220,000 tons plates per month in both locations.”

TMT: TMT output cut to 120,000 tons a month from 220,000

V.R. Sharma · Managing Director · Q&A · p. 13
“So, I would say that now we are making only 120,000 tons per month of TMT. And earlier, we were making 220,000 tons.”

Jindal Steel Odisha Limited: Subsidiary JSOL's EBITDA and volume expected to keep rising

Sandeep Modi · Chief Financial Officer · Q&A · p. 16
“And you will see this difference getting increased as we go into the quarters because their EBITDA and volume both will keep increasing.”

Mozambique: Mozambique subsidiary EBITDA higher Y-o-Y on better coal prices

Sandeep Modi · Chief Financial Officer · Q&A · p. 16
“At the same time, our overseas subsidiary in the Mozambique also had a better EBITDA compared to the last year Y-o-Y, given the better coal prices.”

Hot-rolled coils: Only value-added hot-rolled coils made, no vanilla products

V.R. Sharma · Managing Director · Q&A · p. 7
“So, the hot-rolled coils also, we are aiming only for the value-added hot-rolled coils. We are not manufacturing vanilla products in hot strip mill.”

Demand

Industry growing about 10%; company production up 20%

V.R. Sharma · Managing Director · p. 4
“Though our production has gone up by 20%. The industry overall growth is about 10%.”

Exports: Exports about 100,000 tons a month, mainly HRC, plates, rails and structures

V.R. Sharma · Managing Director · p. 4
“We are doing about 100,000 tons of export every month, mainly hot-rolled coils, plates and some quantity in rails and the structures.”

Plates: Plates demand helped by defence, shipbuilding and windmills

V.R. Sharma · Managing Director · p. 7
“And thanks to Government of India's spending on defence and also on the merchant vessels and merchant shipbuilding. So, this is a good sign. The market for windmills is still very hot in India and also outside India.”

Q3 and Q4 expected to be better; festival season and construction

V.R. Sharma · Managing Director · Q&A · p. 13
“Yes, we feel that quarter 3 and quarter 4 will be better.”

Q3 seen as festival season with construction going well

V.R. Sharma · Managing Director · Q&A · p. 13
“But now Q3 is very optimistic. It's a festival season, the building construction in the country going very well.”

Margins and costs

EBITDA fell from last quarter due to higher raw material and operating costs

Sandeep Modi · Chief Financial Officer · p. 6
“The sequential moderation in EBITDA was primarily due to higher raw material and operating costs, notwithstanding the positive impact of higher volume and improved sales mix.”

Q2 coking coal cost impact was within earlier guidance of $12 to $15 per ton

Sandeep Modi · Chief Financial Officer · p. 6
“Coming to the cost part, coking coal was a key cost impact, and it was within the guidance what we have given in the last call for $12 to $15 per ton.”

Higher input costs fully recovered through prices

V.R. Sharma · Managing Director · p. 4
“As far as the market is concerned, the market is supporting very well, though the input costs have gone up, but we could recover the entire input costs, and we could make some positive impact in NSR while we compare on the input costs.”

Slurry pipeline to save Rs 700 per ton on freight, no extra expenses

V.R. Sharma · Managing Director · Q&A · p. 8
“And INR 700 per ton will be saving on freight and no additional expenses.”

Pipeline to remove at least 500 of 700 iron ore trucks a day

V.R. Sharma · Managing Director · Q&A · p. 7
“So, of the 700 trucks, at least 500 trucks will be eliminated now.”

Debt and working capital

Net debt down Rs 1,141 crore to Rs 14,786 crore at September end

Sandeep Modi · Chief Financial Officer · p. 6
“Our consolidated net debt declined by INR 1,141 crores from INR 15,927 crores at the end of June to INR 14,786 crores as at September end.”

Net debt to EBITDA improved to 1.51x from 1.71x; cash Rs 7,237 crore

Sandeep Modi · Chief Financial Officer · p. 6
“Net debt-to-EBITDA ratio improved from 1.71x to 1.51x. Cash and cash equivalents stood at INR 7,237 crores, providing substantial liquidity as we execute our growth program.”

Company says it is cash surplus

V.R. Sharma · Managing Director · p. 20
“So, we are today cash surplus, there is no issue.”

Management

Manpower stable; middle managers being elevated

V.R. Sharma · Managing Director · p. 20
“The manpower is stable. There is no churning.”

Risks

Switched to coal syngas during gas and propane shortage, with no production impact

V.R. Sharma · Managing Director · p. 4
“And we switched over to coal gas, that is, syngas for many of the reheating furnaces, galvanizing lines, color-coating lines, and there was no impact on our productivity, production and profitability.”

Coal mining: Captive coal mining stopped by heavy rains; normal from 10 October

V.R. Sharma · Managing Director · Q&A · p. 8
“There was some delay or you can say there was some stoppage because of very heavy rains. I think from 10th of October onwards, everything is going very well.”

Roida mine: Roida mine not working pending Forest Department right-of-way

V.R. Sharma · Managing Director · Q&A · p. 8
“Roida, at the moment is not working because one right-of-way we have to obtain from Forest Department.”

NMDC supply stopped about 27 days by railway landslide; now working

V.R. Sharma · Managing Director · Q&A · p. 9
“And NMDC, there was a stoppage because of landslide on a railway track. This took about 27 days to clear and to relay the railway line.”

Angul: Angul uses 31 MLD of water; at least 15% less expected next year

V.R. Sharma · Managing Director · Q&A · p. 9
“We are using only 31 MLD, which is sufficient. And in next year, we'll be using at least 15% less.”

Other

Q2 gross revenue Rs 19,448 crore, up 44%; net revenue Rs 16,704 crore, up 43%

Sandeep Modi · Chief Financial Officer · p. 5
“We have delivered our highest ever quarterly gross revenue of INR 19,448 crores, up 44% Y-o-Y, while net revenue increased 43% Y-o-Y to record INR 16,704 crores.”

Q2 sales volume 2.38 million tons; prices helped by more flats and less TMT

Sandeep Modi · Chief Financial Officer · p. 5
“This was driven by the record Q2 sales volume, as Mr. Sharma said, of 2.38 million tons and higher average selling prices, supported by a higher share of flats and a lower proportion of TMT within the long products.”

Adjusted EBITDA Rs 2,504 crore, up 34%; EBITDA per ton Rs 10,529, up 5%

Sandeep Modi · Chief Financial Officer · p. 6
“Our adjusted EBITDA stood at INR 2,504 crores, up 34% Y-o-Y, while adjusted EBITDA per ton increased 5% Y-o-Y to INR 10,529 per ton.”

Consolidated PAT Rs 771 crore versus Rs 844 crore in the prior quarter

Sandeep Modi · Chief Financial Officer · p. 6
“Our consolidated profit after tax was INR 771 crores compared with INR 844 crores in the preceding quarter.”

H2 priorities: ramp up new facilities, product mix, costs, working capital

Sandeep Modi · Chief Financial Officer · p. 6
“For the second half, our priorities are clear: stabilize and ramp up the expanded facilities, improve product mix, cost competitiveness, working capital management and maintain balance sheet discipline.”

Sources

Management's own statements, quoted from its NSE filings. This page was read by AI and can contain mistakes: check the source pages before relying on any figure. No forecast or opinion of ours. Not investment advice.

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